• Classic Chinese Poetry and Calligraphy - Fine Decoration Artwork, Traditional Brush Font Showcases the Beauty of Poetry
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Classical Chinese Poetry Calligraphy - Premium Framed Art

Classical Chinese Poetry Calligraphy - Premium Framed Art

$139.00 USD
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Classic Chinese poetry and calligraphy works

This is an exquisite Chinese classical poetry and calligraphy work, carefully created by senior calligraphers, showcasing the profound cultural heritage of traditional culture.

šŸ“œ Classic poetry content with rich cultural connotations

āœļø Handmade creations by professional calligraphers

šŸ–¼ļø High quality framing, immediately available for hanging

šŸ® Perfect integration of traditional and modern decoration

šŸ’Ž Extremely artistic value and collectible significance

Whether decorating a study, living room, or office space, this artwork can add a strong cultural atmosphere and artistic taste to your environment.

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  • Mr. Xu Han, a calligrapher, created photos of calligraphy works at the event site.

    Original handwriting

    Every calligraphy scroll is a one-of-a-kind creation. From the flow of the brush strokes to the variations in ink shade, every detail embodies a unique artistic charm.

  • A blank scroll used for writing calligraphy works, with a scroll packaging box placed next to it.

    Song brocade silk fabric

    Crafted from Song brocade, a non-legacy technique, it is resplendent with auspicious implications. The full silk binding design protects painting core and prevents wrinkling.

  • The form of the calligraphy work after being curled up is accompanied by exquisite gift box packaging.

    Gift box packaging

    Our calligraphy scrolls are not only exquisite works of art, but also a heartfelt gesture that carries profound cultural heritage.
  • Honorary certificate of calligrapher Mr. Xu Han.
  • The rating certificate of calligrapher Mr. Xu Han.
  • The award certificate of calligrapher Mr. Xu Han.